University of Minnesota School of Dentistry - Explorer Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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It is therefore, because of unqualified glibness and slight of hand, we can say in all sincerity and unbelieveability that under the unex- celled leadership of our great, and glorious first Polish President Thomas E. Grzeskowiak and his underlings: Secretary Mark “Dizzy” Erickson, Treasurer ‘Sugar’ Ray Maiwurm, House Manager George “Rabbit’’ Wellner, Social Chairman Bruce ‘Horses-Butt’’ Iverson, Tube Chairman Colin “Orbis” Gentling, the now Defunked and De- flowered Zippettes Chairman Michael K. Gavin, Latrine Chairman Donald ‘‘Ragman’”’ Stromsborg, Hi-speed Chairman Dick “the Wop” Nardi, Lo-speed Chairman Steven ‘“Who?’’ Wolfe, Humor Chairman Scott ‘““Twinkles’” Osborn, Army Enlistment Chairman Thomas ‘‘Bone” Ireland, Love Chairman Kriste Anderson, Psychological Chairman David ‘‘Who am I, really” Steen, Dancing Chairman Dee Diddley Danc- ing Don Maxwell and last, but certainly least, Faculty Advisor and ex- hair stylist Dr. Robert ‘‘Chicken Checker’ Spencer. Yes—despite ESLER ELE DS DEEESD DADSP SITS NATE ESE DOPED SSID ILS PHHEL SED LENE MS died we Dee D EOS = saicntinc ened aos Tees these great officers, the engagement of ex-Dean Kim Chart to Carlyle Claypool and a host of broken promises, the Zips and an outstand- ing year. “Hi, Bruce Iverson senior dental student here, wanna White Castle?” MAING LOCA ARGS EGAN EE ee tig Lt EN AA ECR EAH he EE AOI ATR Atti OAL AD ER Peta Othe has SE 0h, iia ia “Merry Christmas you Sons-a-Bitches.”’

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| Al POPeRG Seniors: Left to Right: Mike Gavin, Don Maxwell, Scott Osborn, Ray Maiwurm, Bruce Iverson, Colin Gentling, Don Stromsborg (Junior), George Wellner, Mark (Dizzy) Erickson, Tom (Greek) Grzeskowiak, Dave Steen, Rob Larson, (Soph.), Bob Olsen (Junior). Freshmen - middle picture Front Row: Garret Soulen, Phil Sallberg, Al Quam, Chuck Puffer, Mark Brahs, Curt Cotton, Jim Robinson. Back Row: Charlie Sherman, Jeff Rivard, Steve Schell, Tom ‘‘The Streak”’ Crist, John Troselius, Dave Kubes. Freshmen - lower picture Front Row: Ron Davis, John Knutson, Dick Kraft, Ken Knutson (no relation), Bob Peterson, Geff Bently, Bob Murray, Back Row: Bill Wagner, Steve Schletty, Tom Wilcox, Buzz Raymond, Scott Schaar, Craig Freeman. Rush was initiated at the Hamm’s Rathskeller party organized by Dr. Spencer and used as a rush function by all the fraternities. The Hogger during rush week was highlighted by something new Called ‘streaking’, which has proven to be a lightning flash of the moon? At any rate the pledging of 29 new members increased the size of the fraternity and its participation in all activities. The Zips won their class in all professional I.M. football and bowling. This Winter and Spring looks even better in I.M. competition. Social events included Homecoming at the Steamboat Inn, Christmas and Fifties Parties at the house. Other events were Winter Banquet, skiing and tobogganing as well as Spring Party, smelting, drinking, etc., etc.. Regular table clinics arranged by Bruce Iverson covered various topics from practice management to surgi- cal Orthodontia. Our excellent test file was constantly updated by our Filemaster Chairman Jim Robinson. Community participation included Cancer Clinics, Union Gospel Mis- sion and the School of Gynodontol- ogy. At left Robert Spencer and friend. Sophmores: Melvin Newcomb Kim Chart Jim Monahan

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Dental Assistants... : : e T ll a eee iT he First Row: Terry Courteau, Phyllis Patterson, Nancy Asta, Nancy Siegel, Merre Anderson. Second Row: Sue Brantingham, Ann Jirik, Debbie Schraber. Third Row: Mary Perfetti, Marisue Olson, Vicki Schaber, Jean Fugate, Karla Criswell, Mary Stepnes, Susan McHenry, Dorothy Bishop, Elizabeth Barnick. First Row: Barb Ruddick, Sue Reif, Gara Gehring, Connie Corbett, Sue Kelly. Second Row: Gloria Heddinger, Judy Lewan, Barb Conway, Chris Hoppe, Gay Nelson, Diann Peterson, Debbie Mattila. Third Row: Pam Kelly, Laurel McNee, Kathy Igoe, Nancy Lee, Terry Mertz, Karen Leef, Kathy Backen. Not Pictured: Rebecca Arbuckle, | Henrietta Bradford. The 1972-73 school year proved to be a most exciting year for all the dental assisting students. 98